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AT IVY CITY.
Horses Training for the Spring Races
stables Expected Here Soon.

The active training Of the horses at Ivy city has
been kept up during the week, and marked
improvement is noted in most OF them. The track
Is In splendid condition, and some OF the horses
have shown speed that delights their owners and
trainers
Boaz looks finely, and is full OF vim and 20.
Telie Doe gives every promise Of surprising heI
performances OF last year.
Biggonet. in her four-year form, realizes all
expectations In herexercise recently she stepped
on part OF an old iron staple and it pierced her
foot SO as to draw the blood but fortunately, she
was walking at the time, and the wound was very
Frank Ward Is improving, but will not be In any
the season.
Swift win not be entered in any of the races
here.
HORSES COMING SOON
Major Thoa. boswell has informed the Jockey
Club that he will arrive at Ivy City about the 29th
with the following horses Eola, ch. m. 5, by Eolus
War Song; Tomasia, b. m. S, by Eolus-kizzie Ha-
zelWood; Ella May, b. A, by Barnton-G -Grammacita;
Sam Keene, b. G., 3. by Eolus-Nina, by War Dance;
Diable, blk. "a by EolusGrace Darling. by Jones
i@n SoTo; c. by King by
Eolus-War Song; Charley DreuN, ch. c., by Eolus-
LIZZIE Hazelwood; Eoline, b. c., by Eolus-Nina, by
War Dance; Michael, ch. c.. by Eolus-Jennie Bell
imp. Moccas1n; b. c., by Wilful, dam My Girl. by
imp. Hurrah; Maidenhair, ch. T., by Wilful dam
Majestic, by Lexington.
r. w. Walden will arrive the latter part of the
month with string right from his farm and train.
Ing grounds: His list is as follows: Raymond, br
C., by Sensation. Costello; Queen of Elizabeth, ch
+, 3 BY sensation Elizabeth; Maggie Mitchell b.f
g. by Tom Ochfltree-Allie Slade; and the following
two-year-Olds: Black colt by Plevna; bay nlly by
Pleyna; Refund, ch. c., by Sensation; Bunker, ch
c.; Broker, ch. c.; Tongue. ch. l.: My own, ch. T.
satisfaction b. +; satisfied, b. T.; Speciality, b. T.
Remona, ch. t.; Omaha, blk. T., by Tom Ochiltree
and Active, ch. t., by Tom Ochiltree. Mr. Walden
writes that all his horses are healthy and doing
we'll.
W. Gratz writes that he will leave Memphis fol
Washington about the Goth inst. with string Of
fourteen horses.
Chas D. Mccoy writes that he will leave Charles
ton, S. c., next Monday for Washington, and will
arrive here on Thursday next with the following
string: Savanac, c. c., 4, by Mortemer-Sly Boots;
Miss Charmer, C. I, 3, by H. springbok- Lass;
Crttenden, c. g., 3. by Fernclfre-kate Mattingly;
Triple @ Gross, b; g., 3 by Warwick,Zlngarella;
Doodle, C. g., 2, by Bertram-Letitia Roy; Katie
Nc, b. T., 2, by Bertram-Lady Langtry. He writes
that Savanac will not be able to start in any
before July. In his work last month the horse
struck his leg and was lame for three weeks The
leg was bliStered and has now about recovered,
but the horse is not in condition for racing.
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Interior Department Changes.
The following official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
Office OF Indian Anairs-Promotton James a.
Bell, OF Delaware, $500 to s, 900.
Geological Survey. - Resignation VIM. j.
$500.
Pension Onace.-Appointment Philander c.
Cr0nknte OF Illinois, clerk at 81 200, by transfer
from Treasury Department. designations: Miss
Lucy H. Upton, OF District OF Columbia, clerk at
s, 900; Hiram Il. schen Of Iowa, clerk at 81 400.
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SAFETY OF THEArERS.-The fnsDectnr Of buildings
vas DeIore the grand jury few dAys ago as to the
sa.Ssy ot tneaters and places OF amusement, espe-
sugested that It would be better Tor them 70 visit
toese places and see for themselves. N Is likely
eoA6 they VIII make such vista
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War Department Changes.

war Department Changes.
A. A. Ashe, F. T. Kayser and Robert B. Robinson
have been appointed messengers in the signal
Office. John G. Hertwig has resigned 81, 900
clerkship, $. G O., to accept 1,2O0 clerkship in
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Conms1onR GOTHAM has received telegram
from Dr.. Paaren, who was sent into Arkansas %
investigate o disease that had broken out among
cattle In that state, that the disease n splona0
fever and infgacti0n q third stomach
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nue., $346, 1853; customs, 1854, 200.
CoMM1ss1oNER MORRISON and Representative
Springer called on the President to-day.
TIE NAME Of the post onice at GARFIELD, this Bis
trict, has been changed to Good Hope.
THE ARMY retiring board which examined Sur
geon Warren Webster recommended that he be
wholly retired The President has yet to act on
the case.
TESTING ToRPEDoEs.-The Naval Bureau Of Ord
nance has issued Instructions to the torpedo
board, directing them to fully examine model and
plan OF any torpedo that may be submitted, and to
decide by vote whether it should be tried. The
board will at once begin the testing Of torped0es
some having already been submitted for trial
Hrs DISMISSAL RRC0NMENDRD.-The acting Judge
advocate general has approved the sentence Of
dismissal for drunkenness in the court-martial
case OF MAJ F. w. Benteen, 9th cavalry, and the
case Is before the President for action.
THE WASHINGTON NAvY.YARD.-Secretary Whit
ney and Commodore Sicard visited the Washington
navy-yard yesterday afternoon and inspected the
oulidlngs with view to their being remodeled.
NAVAL oRDERs.-Pay Inspector Thoa J. Caswen
has been ordered to duty at the Naval Academy.
Paymaster Frank b. Arms has been detached from
Assistant Engineer E. R. Freeman has been or
dered TO duty in connection with the machinery Of
dRe vessel building at Baltimore, Md. Lieut.. F. II.
Tyler has been detached from the receiving ship
Franklin and ordered to the Norfolk navy-yard.
Assistant Engineer Ira n Halls has been detached
from the Mare Island navy-yard and ordered to
duty in connection with the vessel building at San
Francisco, Cal.
REVENUE APP0NTl(ENTs.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed JOS L johnson to be store
keeper and gauger at New Middleton, Pa, and
Danlel n. Sheley to be stOrekeeper at Hamilton,
Ohio.
PROHIBITION AND THE 1NTERNAL-REvRNUE BE-
REAU.-The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
says his office is not disposed to 1nterpose any OBJ
StacleS in the way OF the enforcement OF phOhibi-
tlOn In States where the government records are,
under the law, evidence Of the handling of liquors.
" Wnetner or not the State authorities have right
70 compel the production OF these records has not
been settled, and the commissioner would be glad
10 have test case tried in the courts.
ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. John Hamilton. 1st infan-
try, and Capt. VIM. H. vinal, 18th infantry, were
to-day placed on the retired list, having been
found tncapacitated for active service Major Gen
Schoheld, with an atde-de-camp, has been ordered
TO proceed to Washington Barracks, Fort Myer
va, and Newport Barracks, KY, on an inspection
tour. Lieut.. Frank w. Ellis, Signal Corps, has
been granted leave for one month and twenty
days
PLEURo PNEUMoNIA.-The Commissioner Of
Agriculture has issued instructions with relation to
the slaughter Of pleuro- pneumonia cattle, in
which the agents OF the Department, In case they
are resisted, are directed to call on the police or
the q. s. marshals for aid, Or If these are not to
De reached, to declare the State in quarantine, II
they deem that the exigency OF the case demands
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POLICY MEN FMD-Thl1 morning Detecavee
Carter ana Nahon took into custody Edward
Green, col09ed, and george b. Meyers and George
Garner, white men, on charge Of violating the
n the Police Court and were 0nded $50 each.
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The Command OF the District Militia.
OFFERED no GEN. oRDwAY, WHO has ACCEPTED.
Gen. Sheridan, accompanied by Gen. Albert
OrdWay called upon the President on Thursday,
ana It Is said that the position of brgadier general
In command OF the District militia was then ten
dered TO Gen. Ordway and accepted. The order
W1u probably not be issued untl everything is
prepared 10 complete the reorganization OF the
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headquarters OF the Salvation Army In London =
now $3.50 p. ny burning. and VIII probably -
totally destroyed.
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End q de Chicago CArpomtefU' Strfkes
CHICAGO, Aprn 16.-The strike OF the carpenters
Was practicafly declared on this morning. The
executive board OF the Central Council met at an
early hour, and order was issued TO the men To
resume work on Monday for all the bosses who
win pay thirfy-nve cents an hour and make the
WORKING day eight hours
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ARRANGING FOR BIG GATHERING HERE m NAY.
Twelve representative hotel proprietors OF the
city met committee OF four gentlemen from the
New York branch OF the Hotel Mems Association
OF the United States at the Riggs House last night
70 arrange for the entertainment Of the associa-
ton during its convention here ON the 11th and
1Stn OF May next. Mr. T. Roessle, OF the Airing.
ana MI bliss, OF New York, treasurer. It fs ex-
pecgeo Inat there win be several hundred members
o tne association at the convention, and the COM
mittee OF arrangement WIN Introduce them to the
ments.
the city.
Garrison, manager OF the Grand Union Hotel and
PteSoent OF the association; A. L. AShman, vice
p!eSlQMt, OF the Sinclair House; A. A. BrOckWay,
y Glisey House. and formerly lessee Of WIZARDS
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THE ARMY retiring board which examined Sur
geon Warren Webster recommended that he be
wholly retired. The President has yet to act on
the case
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TESTING ToRPEDoEs.-The Naval Bureau of Ord
nance has issued Instructions to the torpedo
board, directing them to fully examine model and
plan OF any torpedo that may be submitted, and to
board will at once begin the testing Of torped0es
some having already been submitted for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-16

REVENUE APP0NTlENTs.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed JOS L johnson to be store
keeper and gauger at New Middleton, Pa, and
Daniel N. Shelley to be stOrekeeper at Hamilton,
Ohio.
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a SIHMA. NEU RALGIA, PARALYSIS, HiSIEhiA.
Nersogs Frostration, rheumatism. and I'll aissasSs
s;tSessfHy treated without medicine, by W: T. FAT
an Magnetic Hesle-, 320 10th st. Once hours
-, III CONSULTATION Tree, Will visit pat1entA
SE2-Sys
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TEXT or MAJOR MooRKs oRpKR-BusrsEss PLACES 10
BR KEPT CLoSRD-RxCEPTIoNs MADE IN THE CASE OF
NKws-sTANDs. ETc.-NLK, ICE AND PROVISIONS 10
Be DELIVERED.
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DRoPfHD DEAD.-Andrew X. Murphy, q shoe
maker aged n years, fell dead at sos 10th street
yesterday afternoon, the cause OF death being
rheumatism OF the heart. Coroner Patterson gave
certificate OF death, and Mr. r. w. Barker, under
taker took charge OF the remainS
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s346, 1853; customs, 1854, 700.
COMMISSIONER MORRISON and Representative
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ro WESLEY CHAPEL. COR. OF 5TH AND F
~ SITS NV, JAMES P. WRIGHT, pastor. Teachers
prayer meeting :15 m.; sunday school 80 q. m.
perance meeting (Band of Hope) $3.50 p. m: Sunday
school Board Monday 80 p: m Prayer meeting
=
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TIE LATE JAMES 3. OELAN0.-Mf. James 8.
DelanO, whose sudden death was mentioned in TIE
STAR has been resident OF the District
for 26 years and during that period served In the
to the position OF deputy second controller which
he held under the last administration, and was q
man universally liked and respected. His only
daughter, Mrs. Geo. B. Chittenden, now on her
way nom Santa Fe, n. NJ, win reach here Tues
day. The funeral win be at his late residence
Mt Pleasant. ON wednesday.
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COL. LUDLOW GETS EVEN.
He Revenges Himself Upon a Citizens'
Association by Withdrawing a stCOn.
CeSsiOn.o

WHY HE HAS REDUCED THE CROWN OF THE BLA-
DENsBURG RoAD-INTRREsTIN0s CORRESPONDENCE
BETWEEN THE EsGfSERR GoNAEsIoxER AND PRES
IDENT FRIzzELL-AR. PRIZzELL ADMINISTERS A
MILD REBrKE AND BEDS THE COMMISSIONER 10 BE
MOLL1FIED
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
In THE SUPERIOR tOURT

nF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES,
~ State OF California-In tho matter of the
application OF Mary K. lips, for an order of
Court authorizing her to sell the homestead
of herself ana husband Charles q. Lips, an
insane person: Mary E. Lips having ap-
piled to the above entitled Court, and filed
a petition praying for an order of said Court
authorizing her to sell the homestead of
herself and husband, Charles u. Lips, an
insane person, said homestead consisting of
certain parcel OF land with a dwelling
house thereon, situate in the City of Los
Angeles, in said county and State, and de-
scrlbed as follows, tO-wit: Commencing at
point on the west line of FiguerOa street,
at the corner formed by the Intersection of
the north line of Ocean street with west
line OF Figueroa street. said point being
All 12lO0 feet from north line of Washing
ton ST. eet; thence northerly along the west
line of Fjguetoa street l75 56-100 feet, to the
southeast corner OF Lot l, BLOCK 2, OF Bell s
addition to the City of Los Angeles; thence
westerly parallel with Washington street,
446 81, 100 feet TO point; thence southerly
parallel with Figuetoa street, 175 56 100 feet,
to the north line of Ocean street: thence
along the same 446 67-1O0 feet, to the place
of beginning; being all of Lot z and easterly
$50 of Lot 4 in Block 2, BELLS Addition TO
the City of Los Angeles; and said Court
the Goth day of July. 1887, at 10 O'Clock of
said day. at the courtroom of Department
OF said Court in the Jones Block, on New
High street, in said City of Los Angels, said
county and State as the time and place for
the hearing of said petition; notice is here.
by given to the creditors and next OF kin of
the said Charles G. Lips, and to all persons
interested, TO appear at the said time and
place to show cause, If any they have, why
said petition should not he granted and said
order made. MARY Il. LIPS.
By her attorneys, SMITH & CLARK.
tn1T
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
Auction on Thursday, June 3Oth,

And the sale of which will fix the prices lat
per cent. advance) of b2S other lots
there, which will be sold after the Auction,
cannot be duplicated anywhere in the
world. That the natural terrace is superior
to that of Monte Carlo; that the vegetation
will be more profuse than that of Mentone;
that the climate is better than that of Nice;
that in this Nation of sixty millions of peo-
pie there are hal million who live upon
their incomes who Will next year take a
trip to California to examine, and half of
these will conclude to remain here. that
every available foot of land in Southern
California sloping to the ocean skirted by a
railroad, and possessing fresh water, will
sell at prices which would now almost
stagger our own abundant faith, If we were
10 name them.
We know all this we do not merely be-
lieve 1t. We KNOW it, IL is matter of
faith; 1t is mathematical proposition.
There are not more than ten miles of ocean
frontage on this coast which possesses fresh
feet. OF these ten miles. DEL MAR has the
cream, and there are but few hundred
residence lots in DEL MAR. There will be
inside OF year ten people who wish to pur-
chase @ lot there, Tor every lot there is ior
increase every year; the lots will never in
crease. What is it that makes a vacant D.
feet lot on Madison avenue sell for Sl7,500?
because there are moIe people who want
lots there, than there are lots TO be had
there.
The same condition here will produce the
same result here, Before this day three
years, the DEL MAR lots you will probably
buy at the Auction for three hundred to
five hundred dollars will, we predict, sell
for ten thousand dollars.
"If you think sO," says some wise
logician, why don't you keep the lots?"
Dearly beloved, they are not ours to keep;
we expect to take a few Of them. but the
bulk will be sold because the owners must
sell, and they are placed in our hands for
sale. The present owners will make profit
on their investment, the buyers at the Auc-
will make our commission, and all OF us
win be satisfied with the result.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28

Santa Paula; T w Walker, Azusa
Beggs. Dr Miller, Wisconsin; George Thop-
son. Chicago; Frank Lewis, san franciscoi
James Haley, oakland.
sr. ELMO HoTEL-I NJ English, Columbia
Cal: q n Payne. Boston, Mass; Fer-
guson, Miss ID smith, san DiegoC; CoI,on + M oVsw
Jones, Philadelphia: W II Middleton, Port
land. Or; w Fayes, Cotton; q Porter, pan
Fernando; X II James. Pasadena; NILS
w Hughes, Lorisburg; + KEN mPhsel,
@ N Sweet and wife, Chicago; PECK en9
wife. san Pedro Binde, st Louis, MO;
B All en- and wife, Bonhaln, TX; Il Jones'
Oroville; N p Vallejo, San Francisco; n
Jordan, Alabama; Mrs Walker and 1augh.
ter, Sedallia; G A Carpenter, Chino kanGn, ,n
{; Fay. Mrs E,dridge, Miss Foster, Miss
Woodcock, G Holtz and wife, y Ialilnan'
Bryan, o; J A Whitaker, Buena Park.
GRAND CENTRAL HoTEL-Mrs Drake,
New Orleans; + Raidy, Y Newmon, ~
Bayliss, San Bernnrdiuo; " AIchuieh, ~ "
Alyarado. L L Dyer and wife, Riverside; y
Lenney, d r Malone, Pasadena; J Udell,
santa Paula; J Y Mclaughlin, MonrHvia;
s Perry, San F,aucisco. Alfd Davis, .santa
Barbara; Mrs Smith, Q Mason, RlVersiuei
Joseph Allen, Mr. and Mrs Tnursyon, on +
Perkins. Geo Massey, M Huil' 1eo rieoln"n'
g ii KearDs.
STEVENSON HoUsE-Mrs Frank McBride.
Mrs Rodgers. Mrs Morgan, Bakersteld; MRS
Hamilton, Mrs Bray and son, New oileans'
I'll I Gage and family, city; u CaiVIn,wile
and daughter, San BernardinO; l Shenlilin'
Orange; Mrs Moss. Westminster ~ oaln,
Downey: w & Mcpherson, q Whlte,
Godshalk, McPhearson; NJ Toman, Lancas-
ter; II M smith, Glendale;W Bigby, Arizona;
w Barrett, VIM Granger, city; Road
house. Fort Scott, Ks; Geo Alexanner, ny
sart la; II Clark 81 louis: J Harden
Hackley, A Il; T Mimmick, O Willoms,Eo
Wrigglesworth, Cotton; Lewis Dronmhh,
Cincinnati: Aug Webber, Frank hulton'
Norwalk, Ills.
NADEAu HoUsE.-E Fuller, Kansas City;
E Cox, Toronto, Canada: k1tchener,
w d Zenbury, Stockton; G III Dyor, ontario,
Cal; II Melyun and wife. Los Angeles
Mary NJ Mccullough, Mccullough. "a: >
Ulmau. P acfic Packing Go. Kansas Guy
II Husher, San Francisco; Northane,
Fullerton; S J Finley Wes munster; La
crolx, Argentine, France; J G Walker, Chi.
cago G Mastick, Cleveland, Q; 4
Heiturn, New York Dan Muller, Chicago;
VIM NJ Golfers, Riverside; Y Darllngs,
Redlands; Sig Strauss, Henry Miller, FREQ
J Englehert, Miss Viola Allen, Miss Louisa
Dillon, Leslie Allen. New York; Sohn SAND,
Melbourn Mcdowell, San Francisco; II A
lockwood, manager Hotel ..,;;.:.; Geo
ID Rowan, Los Angeles; VIM Gillett, New
York, John Mccoy, Pasadena: Callahan,
Los Angeles; l. McKisick, VIM III Brown,
San Francisco; Alex Mcl3ear, Oakland; VIM
Jackson, Newark, n j; A II johnson, Mon
rovia; f 1 Baker, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28

LONG BEACH HoTEL-Mrs D II Casey. De.
troit; II Heutig, d Is Merrill F L Lang, w T.
knight, E Knight, S knight. Miss l
Knight L Johnson aud family, Pasadena;
] G Lindsay, Kansas; f b Flack. r l. Kent,
DIR e Robbins w OF, Chas Moye, w
Grimes, G Van Bruuck, T Stearns, J B
Rutledge, l. Allen, K l. Lovett N IL Pres
cott J r Blanchard, Miss Campbell, Miss
Cramer. ] p Hart, Mrs Dickson aud daugh.
ter. b G ellis, A M Nelson, X Lacey, Los
Angeles; G W Zacharias, Philadelphia; A d
Iockhart, Miss Davis, Monrovia; N l. See
I've. L III Field, Abderdeen; @ Allen, Geo
x baldwin and wife, BALDWIN and wife,
Frank Baldwin, w II Loan and wife, Z $
Lacey, Missouri; G N Keeler. Keller, J
p Stewart, II L Oak. San Francisco; VIM
banning, Hancock Banning, Wilmington
Max Romer, Chicago.
ST CHARLES HoTEL-MariOn Case, A
Berry. ] Jesperson, Rickson, r Mcdowell
san fernardino; I Park, Ventura; Geo Ly
man. Hollister; Z Richarson, Glendale; G II
Turner, M Lohmsn, Estrada, w Beer
Wath, Pomona; E Swift, Azusa;J Rolison.
stockton; G Reynolds. J g Benson, city;
Stewart, Eagle Rock; K p Foster, Ventura
Swift, Limans, Mrs Norton, Azusa; N
Hslvey, Elizabeth Lake.
PIco HoUsE-M Strong, Mrs B Devine, sar
Diego: X Beck, II Hupburr, 30
chow, San Francisco. @ Bean, Arizona
K Wippereth and wife, W Blake, Texas
Henry Rice, Miss Celia Rice. Booth,
McGiuty and wife. Raynor, wife and fam
iiy,J f Witherspoen, New orleans Mrs =
Morgan, Mrs Rodgers, Bakersheld l. sharpe
Juiina; Farrell, Salina; J M Seaman
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.
NEW YORK CITY.

Above Seventy-second street near Madison
avenue, / lot, 25xl00 feet, suitable for pri-
vate stable or fiat, s17, 500.
New Workers will recognize that the above
lot-and We charge nothing to its owner for
this advertisement-is BY no means in q
first class location; for II it were on Fifth
avenue, near Seventy-second street, at least
$35, 600 wonld be asked for it. Think of
81, 300 for 25-foot lot for stable in New
York, and then growl about paying two
hundred or three hundred dollars for a
fifty feet front lot ct DEL MAR, where you
can build home amid sweet sunshine and
per ennial flowers. ana sleep to the eternal
lullaby of the ocean?
Again
"Corner Seven'y-second street and ave.
nue. A, l lot 25xl00 feet. fine location. Price,
sic, GOO.
A fine location If you are pleased with
proximity to sixty-three different smells,
with limburger cheese predominatihg.
Probably the capitalist who seeks to sell
this desirable residence site for $4,000, will
pretend that he is tire ated unfairly If asked
$500 for a lot on DEL MAR HEIGHTS,
where he can forever enjoy an uninter-
rupted view of the Pacific Ocean, and live
among cultivated and charming people.
But we will Ego vest and see what can
be one there. We extract again from the
Real Estate World;